"I am talking to the girl of my dreams."
estoy hablando con mis amigos (I am talking with my friends) OR.... estoy hablando a mis amigos (I am talking to my friends)
There are a couple of grammatical problems with the question. "Hablando" is the gerund form of the verb "hablar", meaning "to talk" or "to speak". This is usually not used by itself, but rather combined with a conjugated form of "estar". This forms the "progressive" tense, and is used for action that is occurring at the present moment. "Estoy hablando" is "I am talking". "Nicest" is not a Spanish word. There are several ways you could espesss this concept. One is to use "más simpática". With this in mind, the sentence should be "Estoy hablando con la chica más simpática en el mundo." It means "I am speaking with the nicest girl in the world".
estoy = I am hablando = talking con = with un = a amigo = friend via facebook is the same in English So it means "I am talking with a friend via (over, through, by means of) facebook"
Because I'm talking with a cute guy.
It means "And how can I know with whom I am speaking?"
That means, in English, "I am talking my sister." To make sense, the sentence should be stated "Estoy hablando con mi hermana" which would mean "I am talking with my sister."
I'm talking to you with the help of a google translator in english?
you say it like this : yo estoy hablando espanol con joshua! hope it helped! espero que te ayudo!
You would say "hablar con". For example, "voy a hablar contigo sobre el tiempo", or "I am going to talk to you about the weather."
Translation: ¿A quién estás hablando? OR ¿Con quién estás hablando?
The cast of Hablando con Gemma - 1996 includes: Gemma Nierga as Herself - Host
Translation: Hablando con